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General| Brand | Paradox |
|---|---|
| Model | EVO192 |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
Describes the EVO192 as a comprehensive alarm system for residential, commercial, and high-security applications.
Lists key features of the EVO192 controller, including digital combus, zone expansion, and PGM outputs.
Provides critical safety precautions before accessing system modules for maintenance or servicing.
Gives guidance on selecting an appropriate site and mounting the system components, avoiding interference.
Details the step-by-step procedure for installing modules, connecting power, and verifying connections.
Explains how to use the Paradox Memory Key to copy programmed contents between control panels.
Details the process of entering programming mode and navigating options via keypads.
Introduces the two methods for programming zones: using section [0400] or zone serial/input numbers.
Explains how to assign serial numbers and input numbers to zones for detection devices.
Describes the ATZ feature, allowing two detection devices per input terminal.
Covers various zone definitions like Disabled, Entry Delays, Follow Zones, Instant Zones, and 24Hr Zones.
Explains how keyswitch definitions determine their usage (Disabled, Momentary, Maintained, Utility Event).
Covers routine system checks, maintenance schedules, and testing procedures.
Details the restriction of arming due to supervision loss from wireless modules.
Explains the feature that automatically arms a partition at a set time daily.
Describes automatic arming of a partition if no movement occurs within a specified period.
Controls the on-board BELL output for triggering alarms via bells or sirens.
Manages supervision of wireless transmitters to detect signal loss or trouble.
Controls whether the system reports events to the monitoring station.
Details the use of 2-digit or 1-digit hexadecimal report codes for various events.
Verifies the main telephone line's existence and detects failures, generating conditions upon failure.
Determines which event will activate a PGM output, specifying event and feature groups.
Resets programmable sections to default values, except for Panel ID, Passwords, and Labels.
Resets specific parameters or sections to default values or pre-defined settings.
Locks programming by entering '147' in section [3001], preventing changes without the code.
Enables independent control of up to eight partitions, assigning zones, keyswitches, and codes.
Sets and changes the Installer Code, which is six digits long.
Sets the System Master Code, which controls User Code Options and Partition Assignment.
Programs user access codes, their options, partition assignments, and access control settings.
Defines how each user access code can arm or disarm partitions and access features.
Assigns each user access code to one or more partitions for arming, disarming, and status viewing.
Illustrates a typical installation layout for the K641R Access Control system.
Provides an overview of the access control system connections to the EVO panel.
Shows detailed wiring diagrams for access control connections to the K641R.
Guides on entering Module Programming Mode via the control panel.
Assigns keypads to partitions by enabling corresponding options.
Defines the event that triggers a PGM output, specifying event and feature groups.
Defines the event that returns a PGM to its normal state after activation.
Defines the event that triggers a PGM output, specifying event and feature groups.
Defines the event that returns a PGM to its normal state after activation.
Assigns the keypad to one or more partitions, enabling control over those partitions.
Assigns doors to partitions, linking card actions to specific partition assignments.
Enables or disables unlocking the door when the REX device is activated.
Enables or disables the alarm for a door being forced open.
Enables or disables the alarm triggered when a door is left open.
Programs LED keypads to display partition status (armed/disarmed/alarm).
Programs keypad LEDs to indicate zone status (open, closed, tamper, fire).
Provides general guidance and recommendations for installing smoke detectors.
Advises installing CO detectors in rooms with fuel-burning appliances.
Offers guidance on creating a residential emergency evacuation plan for fire safety.
Details CP-01 specific options for zone definition and auto zone shutdown.
Details the CP-01 default for the Auto Zone Shutdown Counter.
Explains partition options related to stay arming when no entry delay is opened.
Notes that exit delay termination is disabled for CP-01 by default.
Explains the Intellizone feature to reduce false alarms by requiring multiple events.
Lists the minimum system requirements for SIA-FAR installations.
Highlights important cautions for SIA FAR installations, including module compatibility and testing.
Details FCC compliance information, registration numbers, and connection requirements.
Provides ETL and ETLC installation notes and guidelines for UL compliance.
Provides installation guidelines for household fire warning systems in the US and Canada.
Outlines installation requirements for Grade A burglar alarm systems in the US and Canada.
Details requirements for Grade B monitoring stations, including ringback and report settings.
Specifies requirements for Grade C monitoring stations.
Outlines requirements for the Access Control System, including keypad and reader.
Defines requirements for UL certification regarding premise ownership and management.
Details methods for protecting the control unit and its power supply.
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